Artist Sarah Sze takes us on a kaleidoscopic journey through her work: immersive installations as tall as buildings, splashed across walls, orbiting through galleries — blurring the lines between time, memory and space. Explore how we give meaning to objects in this beautiful tour of Sze's experiential, multimedia art.
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Nope. Lol and this dudes usin a vpn n huang chung
You have acquired to take cutlery from us I appreciate you
Ok maybe its korean or sumelse doesnt look chinese
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This was incredible!
What is art role?
Great!
Love it
Compliments from Swat,kpk !
“I” ,”I”, “I”. Funny, thought it would be about art as a whole not just one person. Retitle “My Art by Sara”
Woah.
Of course the name of the store work should be: INFORMATION OVERLOAD
Some of it Look like my friends’ junk yard.
This is pretty similar to what architectural researchers do. Try to google Lebbeus Woods. He is an architect, but his practice was pretty close to an artist. Incredible
I don’t know that I completely understand this, but sounds neat either way
Art that has to be in a museum to be considered art is not art.
I didn’t know art had an address.
Wow amazing
I love it!
Supreme art is a traditional statement of certain heroic and religious truths, passed on from age to age, modified by individual genius, but never abandoned. The revolt of individualism came because the tradition had become degraded, or rather because a spurious copy had been accepted in its stead. [William Butler Yeats]